TikTok, Facebook Reels, YouTube, Hulu.... They're all the rage. But how do these video opportunities translate down to local markets? In this episode, Corey and Gordon debate the issue. They also interview Catherine Badalamente, who is about to take over as CEO at Graham Media's TV group after a dozen years heading up its digital initiatives. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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A famed advertising guru called 2021's advertising growth a "false storm" and suggested that traditional media companies and ad agencies have 12 months to transform -- or die. Gordon & Corey consult with media transformation expert Scott Anthony from Innosight, who sees two paths ahead. The hosts also tackle major shifts in automotive advertising, which suffered a topsy-turvy two years and seems to be on a very different path in 2022. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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Gordon's longtime friend and sales guru, Jim Doyle, discuss his new book, Selling with a Servant Heart. After interviewing top sales performers across various industries, Jim channels the art of being client centric, and pushes deeper to generate success. Even Gordon sees the light through his Scrooge-like fog. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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Gordon and Corey keep, oddly, finding themselves in agreement as the two discuss their take on popular 2022 marketing predictions, and the implications on the local level. Maybe it's Gordon's martini and Corey's holiday jolliness, but this topic filled episode is sure to illuminate your curiosities for 2022. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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Fresh back from a broadcasting conference in New York, Gordon interviews one of the featured speakers, station owner DuJuan McCoy. Operating two virtual TV channels in Indianapolis, McCoy discusses how his stations produce twice as much local video content and have accumulated a far broader online audience than other stations. Even Corey is impressed. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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Demand has mushroomed for marketing graduates as local businesses clamor for someone to take over all their "owned" media pages. Who are these youngsters, and how will they influence advertising decisions? In this episode, Gordon & Corey talk to a marketing professor and two of his students -- 20-somethings who aren't all that familiar with radio or newspapers or the name of the local TV station. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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Car dealers are big wheels in the local advertising world, but things sure have gotten wonky. New and used cars are flying off the lots, leaving dealers feeling as though they don't need to advertise at all. Corey and Gordon explore the phenomenon, interviewing leading car-marketing expert, John Fitzpatrick, from Force Marketing. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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The pandemic certainly threw things in a tizzy, but that's only part of the reason the advertising industry can't seem to recruit enough replacements to fill it's 50,000-strong army of sales reps. Corey & Gordon dive into some new findings that may explain the problem, then talk with a master recruiter, Robert Hawthorne, about how companies are overcoming the issue. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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Google and Facebook have cracked the do-it-yourself code for local advertisers. Does that mean the days of the local ad-sales rep are numbered? Corey and Gordon dive into recent survey data, then turn to a DIY platform export, Rosie O'Meara from GroundTruth, for answers. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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Over two decades, well-funded attempts to create hyperlocal news sites have collapsed. But not Patch. In its 14th year, Patch boasts 25 million users across 1,100 local sites, with six consecutive years of double-digit revenue growth and profitability. The company also has a new growth-minded CEO ... which has Corey & Gordon wondering what's next. The podcast features an interview with Warren St. John, the former New York Times reporter who is president of Patch. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research

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